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Hog I In The Loop 308 Spare Maximum Enthusiasm Company Luncheon

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Idiom GO WHOLE HOG
Definition to spare nothing; to do something with maximum enthusiasm
Examples
  1. The company went whole hog on the luncheon. They included both soup and salad on the menu, a choice of three main dishes and several desserts, and they paid for all the drinks, too.
  2. When it comes to outfitting my car, I believe in going whole hog. I always get cruise control, extra padded seats, stereo, all the little luxuries.
Cross-Refs

Synonyms: pull out all the stops; go to town; whole nine yards

Extra Info

The expression does not convey the same sense of elegance as go to town does.

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